On Wed, Jan 21, 2009 at 8:05 AM, Johann Vincent Paul Tagle < [email protected]> wrote:
> Ah, but my kung fu is not that good..... so I'll take a crack at it using a > tomahawk (apache) =) > If your VM supports VDE it might be better to use it. You might not need to do IPTables and VDE might be worth learning for your future VM projects. I have tried KVM+QEMU+VDE and it worked well on CentOS 5.2. This is what we use in our lab right now (Remote X + KVM + QEMU + VDE). This setup greatly lessens the headache of installing and reinstalling OSes depending on the classes that are held in our lab. Holden
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